Jewett Construction Co.

10/22/2026

Precision matters in aerospace. It matters in construction, too.

Aerospace manufacturers need more than square footage. They need facilities that support specialized equipment, complex production processes, and future growth.

At Jewett Construction, we understand the critical role a facility plays in operational success.

Our work with Haigh-Farr, a global leader in aerospace antenna technology, brought specialized manufacturing, testing, R&D, and office space together in a purpose-built facility in Bedford, NH.

Whether you're expanding production, investing in R&D, or planning a new facility, Jewett brings the expertise and collaboration to help you build with confidence.

Your technology is advancing. Your facility should be ready for what's next.

See our work with Haigh-Farr: https://www.jewettconstruction.com/our-work/haigh-farr

10/20/2026

Career Spotlight: Estimator

Long before construction begins, someone has to figure out how the project can actually be built.

That's where Estimators come in.

They dig into drawings and specifications, quantify materials, engage trade partners, analyze pricing, identify potential risks and look for smarter ways to achieve the client's goals.

At Jewett, estimating is also an important part of preconstruction. It's not simply about putting a price on a set of drawings, it's about understanding the project well enough to help guide decisions before they become expensive decisions in the field.

Estimators combine technical knowledge with analytical thinking, communication, curiosity and real-world construction experience.

In many ways, they're building the project long before anyone ever steps onto the jobsite.

10/15/2026

New Hampshire students: are you ready to build your future? 🛠️

Jewett Construction is awarding a $3,000 scholarship to students pursuing careers in the skilled trades for the 2026 to 2027 school year.

We believe talent is everywhere and we are committed to creating more opportunity for the next generation of trades professionals across the state.

In partnership with the NH Interscholastic Athletic Association, students statewide can submit a written or video essay sharing their passion for the trades and how this scholarship will support their goals.

Learn more and apply today: https://www.jewettconstruction.com/jewett-trade-scholarships

10/14/2026

Career Spotlight: Project Manager

A construction project has a lot of moving parts. The Project Manager helps connect them.

From the client and design team to subcontractors, vendors and our own field team, PMs help keep information flowing and decisions moving throughout a project.

They manage budgets, contracts, procurement, schedules, documentation and client communication — while constantly looking ahead to identify challenges before they affect the work.

The best Project Managers aren't simply managing a project. They're building relationships, solving problems and creating the conditions for the entire project team to succeed.

If you're organized, curious, comfortable making decisions and enjoy bringing people together around a common goal, project management can offer a career where no two days — or projects — are exactly alike.

10/09/2026

Every day, our team works to uphold rigorous safety standards, helping ensure everyone on site goes home safely. Part of that commitment is keeping our team members and subcontractors trained in fire prevention and emergency response.

On Fire Prevention Day, we honor the bravery and commitment of firefighters and recognize the partnerships we’ve built with local fire departments. Their willingness to train our team on active projects helps ensure our crews are prepared to take action when an emergency arises.

We’re grateful to the local fire departments that conduct training exercises at our active projects throughout New England and beyond. Their partnership strengthens our commitment to safety, not just as a priority, but as a core value we live every day.

10/05/2026

October is Careers in Construction Month, and we're taking the opportunity to highlight some of the careers — and people — behind the buildings we create.

First up: Superintendent.

Superintendents are the leaders of our jobsites. They coordinate the day-to-day work in the field, keep safety and quality at the forefront, manage schedules and trade partners, solve problems as they arise, and keep the entire project moving forward.

But some of the most important parts of the job aren't found on a schedule or set of plans.

Great Superintendents communicate. They earn trust. They anticipate what's coming next. They hold people accountable while building strong teams. And when conditions change, because they always do in construction, they find a path forward.

For someone who enjoys leadership, problem-solving and seeing the tangible results of their work every day, a career as a Superintendent offers the opportunity to make an impact you can actually see.

09/30/2026

From steel to finish, Hyundai of Westborough is taking shape.

EFIS installation is underway along the Service Drive and west elevation, while exterior painting is adding another layer of finish to the building. Inside, MEP, fire suppression, framing, and other scopes continue to move forward as site work progresses across the property.

With more of the building coming together every week, this project is entering an exciting new stage.

09/19/2026

Happy National Tradesmen Day! 🛠️

Great projects depend on great partners. Today, we’re recognizing two of ours:

Refrigerated Structures of New England (RSNE) brings valuable cold storage expertise, a collaborative approach, and a solutions-focused mindset to every project.

MEC Electrical and Technologies Inc consistently brings professionalism, responsiveness, and strong communication, helping our teams deliver successful projects for our clients.

Thank you to RSNE, MEC, and all of our subcontractor partners for the skill and commitment you bring to the job every day.

09/18/2026

09/11/2026

Every building tells a story.

On September 11, 2001, we were reminded in the most devastating way that buildings are more than steel, concrete and glass. They are workplaces, gathering places, landmarks and places where people spend their days building their futures.

For those of us in construction, that carries a responsibility. We don't simply build structures. We help create the places where people work, connect, serve their communities and grow.

Today, we remember the lives lost, the families forever changed, and the countless acts of courage and service that followed.

We will never forget.